Jure Cuhalev

Posts Tagged ‘open source

What are people using for monitoring life of their community? Image by …-Wink-… via Flickr Homegrown perl script. PlanetPlanet + Feeds. Using Thunderbird to read the feeds and it’s failing. Governance issues with the regards to what should be posted to planet. Google Shared items to publish moderated items Frequent bloggers extra feature inside PlanetPlanet [...]

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18 Apr, 2009

Full disclosure is important

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: Rant|Tech

In last few months I started playing with idea that Microsoft products might be worth checking out again. The last time I used their stuff was in Windows 2000 era. After that it was just Linux and then with years more and more OS X until I also stopped bothering with Linux. Image by Selene [...]

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05 Nov, 2008

3 must read documents for usability experts

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: usability

Doing usability in startups is often very confusing as you don’t have time for proper process and you’re always wondering how good you could do it, if you had proper resources. With time, you wish you would just be able to read some of these resources in order to be in touch with your industry. [...]

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21 Jul, 2008

Wikimania 2008 wrap-up notes

Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: conferences

Wikimania 2008 was a blast. Here are just a few more bits of information that didn’t have a place in other posts. Image via Wikipedia Cool projects PediaPress is a project that allows you to turn Wikipedia pages into actual books. They have an open-source MediaWiki extension, so you can run this on your own [...]

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Image by Capture Queen â„¢ via Flickr Wikipedia, 10million articles and lots of articles. Isn’t that enough, so why would we need other wiki’s?   Wikipedia is not a lot of heap of things – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:NOT   So what do you do with these things?   Wikimedia has educational goal. There is another company Wikia, [...]

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